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Unique golf course with stunning views
Lemuria Golf Course的点评
点评：Golf course review
I thought I’d leave a more comprehensive golf review as prior to the trip I found it hard to find detailed information on the Lemuria golf course. I hope this helps.
I’m a 55 year old 15 WHI club golfer who usually plays on downland/woodland courses in Sussex, UK.
Firstly, the condition of the course as of Sep 2026 is excellent. Clearly looking at past reviews, like many golf courses that do not have full watering coverage, it is weather dependent. Photos from 4 months ago and 11 months ago show a much drier picture. Last month here there was a lot of rain apparently and the course is lush. Greens, fairways and tee boxes all very good or excellent. My only criticism of the course is that the bunkers are not up to the same condition as the rest of the course. Some have no rakes, some very compacted/little sand. As there are few people on the course and a small army of course maintainers, I imagine they rake when needed. This did not detract significantly from my overall experience.
The course is essentially split into two sections a flatter, at hotel complex level, first 12 holes, then a rear 6 holes through forested hills. You could walk or take a trolley for the front 12, but you definitely need a buggy for the rear 6. The rear 6 climb up over the forested peak with some extremely steep climbs and views. Given the tropical temperatures and shade offered I would only take a buggy. You get the usual water, towels and GPS which are all required in such conditions. The rear 6 holes are truly stunning and unique. I’ve played three courses in Mauritius in the past and this offers different and more breathtaking views. Highly elevated tees, narrow jungle-like lined fairways, breathtaking views in this section of the course.
Let’s talk golf balls. There is water present on most holes. If you’re not carrying a body of water there is water down both sides of many of the front 12 fairways. I played three rounds and on average probably lost 7 or 8 balls each round. You can buy second hand balls (good as new) 10 balls for about 250 SCR or Pro V1s for 350 SCR. The course for me was challenging and narrow. I played individual stableford and had gross scores of 95, 90 and 100. Each round having a few blobs (double net bogey) through my errant driving. Some of the fairways are very narrow off the tee, so it’s easy to 3 off the tee. The course plays to par 70, but the par 5 6th tee box was closed with a temporary fairway tee playing as a par 4.
I’ll upload a picture of the scorecard too. There are four pin positions red, blue, white and yellow in that order of length. I played off the white tees, some of which were not that different to the yellows (marked as pro tee) apart from a few holes. According to the course/slope rating on the scorecard, for my WHI 15 I had a playing handicap of 15 which I found very hard to believe. My golf app had different course/slope ratings to those published which gave me 4 shots for a playing handicap of 19 off the whites.
The booking was very casual. I booked two rounds ahead of my arrival but that wasn’t really necessary. The course is surprisingly empty, you could get any tee time you wanted. The only exception was Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning as there was a local comp on, but even then it didn’t look busy. Given the cost and remote location of this place, it is not like other courses that may get societies or big groups visiting. So for my rounds I went round with the buggy uninterrupted in about 3 and a half hours.
We planned our stay on the back of a Safari trip (silver wedding anniversary bucket list trip) so it was not possible to bring my own clubs. The club hire here is Ok. I hired some ping clubs that were pretty well used, the grips were mostly fine. The driver was a ping G430 to give you some idea. The club hire could be improved. There were Callaways available too but I didn’t see those. I’ll upload a picture of the current costs of hire. Green fees are the only complimentary aspect when resident in the hotel.
There is a driving range of sorts, but it’s a bit odd as it’s shared with the 18th fairway. It also has a lake down one half so easy to put the range balls in it. They have some times when you can’t use it , but given there is hardly anyone on the course this didn’t seem an issue. As I was using hire clubs I needed some practice so I hit half a bucket before starting.
In summary, each round cost me about 2400 SCR approx £130 a 18 hole round (buggy, clubs and balls). It’s totally worth it for the unique experience.
I thought I’d leave a more comprehensive golf review as prior to the trip I found it hard to find detailed information on the Lemuria golf course. I hope this helps.
I’m a 55 year old 15 WHI club golfer who usually plays on downland/woodland courses in Sussex, UK.
Firstly, the condition of the course as of Sep 2026 is excellent. Clearly looking at past reviews, like many golf courses that do not have full watering coverage, it is weather dependent. Photos from 4 months ago and 11 months ago show a much drier picture. Last month here there was a lot of rain apparently and the course is lush. Greens, fairways and tee boxes all very good or excellent. My only criticism of the course is that the bunkers are not up to the same condition as the rest of the course. Some have no rakes, some very compacted/little sand. As there are few people on the course and a small army of course maintainers, I imagine they rake when needed. This did not detract significantly from my overall experience.
The course is essentially split into two sections a flatter, at hotel complex level, first 12 holes, then a rear 6 holes through forested hills. You could walk or take a trolley for the front 12, but you definitely need a buggy for the rear 6. The rear 6 climb up over the forested peak with some extremely steep climbs and views. Given the tropical temperatures and shade offered I would only take a buggy. You get the usual water, towels and GPS which are all required in such conditions. The rear 6 holes are truly stunning and unique. I’ve played three courses in Mauritius in the past and this offers different and more breathtaking views. Highly elevated tees, narrow jungle-like lined fairways, breathtaking views in this section of the course.
Let’s talk golf balls. There is water present on most holes. If you’re not carrying a body of water there is water down both sides of many of the front 12 fairways. I played three rounds and on average probably lost 7 or 8 balls each round. You can buy second hand balls (good as new) 10 balls for about 250 SCR or Pro V1s for 350 SCR. The course for me was challenging and narrow. I played individual stableford and had gross scores of 95, 90 and 100. Each round having a few blobs (double net bogey) through my errant driving. Some of the fairways are very narrow off the tee, so it’s easy to 3 off the tee. The course plays to par 70, but the par 5 6th tee box was closed with a temporary fairway tee playing as a par 4.
I’ll upload a picture of the scorecard too. There are four pin positions red, blue, white and yellow in that order of length. I played off the white tees, some of which were not that different to the yellows (marked as pro tee) apart from a few holes. According to the course/slope rating on the scorecard, for my WHI 15 I had a playing handicap of 15 which I found very hard to believe. My golf app had different course/slope ratings to those published which gave me 4 shots for a playing handicap of 19 off the whites.
The booking was very casual. I booked two rounds ahead of my arrival but that wasn’t really necessary. The course is surprisingly empty, you could get any tee time you wanted. The only exception was Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning as there was a local comp on, but even then it didn’t look busy. Given the cost and remote location of this place, it is not like other courses that may get societies or big groups visiting. So for my rounds I went round with the buggy uninterrupted in about 3 and a half hours.
We planned our stay on the back of a Safari trip (silver wedding anniversary bucket list trip) so it was not possible to bring my own clubs. The club hire here is Ok. I hired some ping clubs that were pretty well used, the grips were mostly fine. The driver was a ping G430 to give you some idea. The club hire could be improved. There were Callaways available too but I didn’t see those. I’ll upload a picture of the current costs of hire. Green fees are the only complimentary aspect when resident in the hotel.
There is a driving range of sorts, but it’s a bit odd as it’s shared with the 18th fairway. It also has a lake down one half so easy to put the range balls in it. They have some times when you can’t use it , but given there is hardly anyone on the course this didn’t seem an issue. As I was using hire clubs I needed some practice so I hit half a bucket before starting.
In summary, each round cost me about 2400 SCR approx £130 a 18 hole round (buggy, clubs and balls). It’s totally worth it for the unique experience.
翻译：高尔夫球场评测
我觉得有必要写一篇更为详尽的高尔夫球场评测，因为在出发前我很难找到关于勒穆里亚高尔夫球场的详细介绍。希望这篇评测能对大家有所帮助。
我今年55岁，持有15个WHI指数的高尔夫球手，平时主要在英国苏塞克斯地区的平原或林地类球场上打球。
首先，截至2026年9月，该球场的状况极佳。从以往的评测来看，和许多没有完善灌溉系统的球场一样，其状况确实会受天气因素影响。4个月前和11个月前拍摄的照片显示，当时球场干燥得多。上个月这里显然下了大量雨水，因此现在球场绿草如茵。果岭、球道以及发球区的情况都相当不错，甚至可以说完美。我对这座球场唯一的意见就是沙坑的状况不如球场的其他区域。有些沙坑根本没有耙子，有些则土壤过于紧实、沙子也很少。鉴于球场上打球的人不多，而球场维护人员却不少，我想他们会在需要时对沙坑进行整理吧。这并没有显著影响我的整体体验。
球场大致分为两个部分：前12洞位于较为平坦的区域，也就是酒店综合区；后6洞则穿行在树木繁茂的丘陵地带。前12洞可以步行或乘坐手推车，但后6洞就绝对需要乘坐球车了。后6洞需要爬上树木茂密的山顶，有不少极其陡峭的坡道，不过景色也很不错。考虑到热带地区的气温以及沿途的阴凉环境，我建议还是选择乘坐球车。球场也提供常规的水源供应。毛巾和GPS在这些环境下都是必不可少的。后九洞的6个球洞真的令人惊叹且独具特色。我以前在毛里求斯打过三个球场，而这个球场则提供了截然不同且更加震撼的景观。发球台的位置非常高，球道则像丛林般狭窄，这一区域的景色更是令人叹为观止。
接下来谈谈高尔夫球。大部分球洞周围都有水域。即便没有大面积的水域，前12个球道的两侧也往往都有水。我打了三轮，平均每轮大概会丢掉7到8个球。你可以买到二手球（几乎跟新球没区别），10个球的价格约为250斯里兰卡卢比；而Pro V1球则需要350斯里兰卡卢比。对我来说，这座球场颇具挑战性且球道较窄。我参加的是个人稳定福德赛制，三轮的总杆数分别为95、90和100。由于击球失误，每轮都出现了几次“双净柏忌”的情况。某些发球区的球道非常狭窄，因此很容易出现三杆上果岭的情况。这座球场的标准杆数为70杆。不过，第6洞这个五杆洞的发球台被封闭了，取而代之的是一个临时设置的四杆洞发球区。我也会上传记分卡的照片。那里有四个旗杆位置，按距离从长到短依次为红色、蓝色、白色和黄色。我是从白色发球台开球的，除了少数几个洞外，这些发球台与黄色发球台（标记为职业选手用发球台）几乎没有区别。根据记分卡上的球场难度与坡度评分，以我的WHI 15指数来计算，我的实际打球差点应为15，这一点我实在难以置信。我的高尔夫应用上显示的球场难度/坡度评级与官方公布的数据有所不同，根据这些数据，以白tees发球时我的实际打球差点为19，相当于能打出4杆的优惠幅度。
预订流程相当随意。我原本计划在抵达前预订两轮球，但其实也没这个必要。球场上出奇地空旷，你可以随意选择开球时间。唯一的例外是周六下午和周日上午，因为当地有一场比赛，不过即便如此球场也并不拥挤。考虑到这里的费用以及偏远的地理位置……这家球场与其他那些能吸引社会团体或大群游客的球场不同。因此，我打球时可以毫无干扰地驾着球车巡场，整个过程大约花了3个半小时。
我们是在计划了一次游猎之旅后才决定来此住宿的（这是我们结婚25周年纪念之旅），所以无法自带球杆。这里的球杆租赁服务还算不错。我租了一套使用痕迹较明显的PING品牌球杆，握把方面也基本没问题。举个例子，我租到的发球杆就是PING G430型号。不过球杆租赁服务仍有改进空间。也有Callaway品牌的球杆可供选择，但我没看到。我会上传一张当前租赁费用的图片。对于入住酒店的客人来说，果岭费是唯一免费的服务项目。
那里有个类似练习场的设施，不过有点奇怪的是它与第18洞的球道是共用的。场地的一半还有个湖，所以练习用的球很容易就掉进湖里了。虽然有些时段不允许使用练习场，但考虑到球场上几乎没人，这似乎也算不上什么问题。因为我使用的是租来的球杆，所以需要先练习一下，于是在开始打球前我先练了半桶球。
总的来说，打一场18洞的费用大约为2400塞舌尔卢比，折合130英镑左右（包含球车、球杆和球）。为了获得这种独一无二的体验，这个价格绝对物有所值。
我觉得有必要写一篇更为详尽的高尔夫球场评测，因为在出发前我很难找到关于勒穆里亚高尔夫球场的详细介绍。希望这篇评测能对大家有所帮助。
我今年55岁，持有15个WHI指数的高尔夫球手，平时主要在英国苏塞克斯地区的平原或林地类球场上打球。
首先，截至2026年9月，该球场的状况极佳。从以往的评测来看，和许多没有完善灌溉系统的球场一样，其状况确实会受天气因素影响。4个月前和11个月前拍摄的照片显示，当时球场干燥得多。上个月这里显然下了大量雨水，因此现在球场绿草如茵。果岭、球道以及发球区的情况都相当不错，甚至可以说完美。我对这座球场唯一的意见就是沙坑的状况不如球场的其他区域。有些沙坑根本没有耙子，有些则土壤过于紧实、沙子也很少。鉴于球场上打球的人不多，而球场维护人员却不少，我想他们会在需要时对沙坑进行整理吧。这并没有显著影响我的整体体验。
球场大致分为两个部分：前12洞位于较为平坦的区域，也就是酒店综合区；后6洞则穿行在树木繁茂的丘陵地带。前12洞可以步行或乘坐手推车，但后6洞就绝对需要乘坐球车了。后6洞需要爬上树木茂密的山顶，有不少极其陡峭的坡道，不过景色也很不错。考虑到热带地区的气温以及沿途的阴凉环境，我建议还是选择乘坐球车。球场也提供常规的水源供应。毛巾和GPS在这些环境下都是必不可少的。后九洞的6个球洞真的令人惊叹且独具特色。我以前在毛里求斯打过三个球场，而这个球场则提供了截然不同且更加震撼的景观。发球台的位置非常高，球道则像丛林般狭窄，这一区域的景色更是令人叹为观止。
接下来谈谈高尔夫球。大部分球洞周围都有水域。即便没有大面积的水域，前12个球道的两侧也往往都有水。我打了三轮，平均每轮大概会丢掉7到8个球。你可以买到二手球（几乎跟新球没区别），10个球的价格约为250斯里兰卡卢比；而Pro V1球则需要350斯里兰卡卢比。对我来说，这座球场颇具挑战性且球道较窄。我参加的是个人稳定福德赛制，三轮的总杆数分别为95、90和100。由于击球失误，每轮都出现了几次“双净柏忌”的情况。某些发球区的球道非常狭窄，因此很容易出现三杆上果岭的情况。这座球场的标准杆数为70杆。不过，第6洞这个五杆洞的发球台被封闭了，取而代之的是一个临时设置的四杆洞发球区。我也会上传记分卡的照片。那里有四个旗杆位置，按距离从长到短依次为红色、蓝色、白色和黄色。我是从白色发球台开球的，除了少数几个洞外，这些发球台与黄色发球台（标记为职业选手用发球台）几乎没有区别。根据记分卡上的球场难度与坡度评分，以我的WHI 15指数来计算，我的实际打球差点应为15，这一点我实在难以置信。我的高尔夫应用上显示的球场难度/坡度评级与官方公布的数据有所不同，根据这些数据，以白tees发球时我的实际打球差点为19，相当于能打出4杆的优惠幅度。
预订流程相当随意。我原本计划在抵达前预订两轮球，但其实也没这个必要。球场上出奇地空旷，你可以随意选择开球时间。唯一的例外是周六下午和周日上午，因为当地有一场比赛，不过即便如此球场也并不拥挤。考虑到这里的费用以及偏远的地理位置……这家球场与其他那些能吸引社会团体或大群游客的球场不同。因此，我打球时可以毫无干扰地驾着球车巡场，整个过程大约花了3个半小时。
我们是在计划了一次游猎之旅后才决定来此住宿的（这是我们结婚25周年纪念之旅），所以无法自带球杆。这里的球杆租赁服务还算不错。我租了一套使用痕迹较明显的PING品牌球杆，握把方面也基本没问题。举个例子，我租到的发球杆就是PING G430型号。不过球杆租赁服务仍有改进空间。也有Callaway品牌的球杆可供选择，但我没看到。我会上传一张当前租赁费用的图片。对于入住酒店的客人来说，果岭费是唯一免费的服务项目。
那里有个类似练习场的设施，不过有点奇怪的是它与第18洞的球道是共用的。场地的一半还有个湖，所以练习用的球很容易就掉进湖里了。虽然有些时段不允许使用练习场，但考虑到球场上几乎没人，这似乎也算不上什么问题。因为我使用的是租来的球杆，所以需要先练习一下，于是在开始打球前我先练了半桶球。
总的来说，打一场18洞的费用大约为2400塞舌尔卢比，折合130英镑左右（包含球车、球杆和球）。为了获得这种独一无二的体验，这个价格绝对物有所值。
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